Trader Joe’s recalls organic basil in 29 states due to salmonella infections, with at least 12 reported cases. Customers are advised to dispose of the product and can seek a refund.

Mayor Karen Bass is implementing Executive Directive 4 to reduce administrative hurdles for small businesses in Los Angeles, aiming to bolster the economy by streamlining city processes, timelines, and fees.

Google fired 28 employees who protested against an Israeli defense contract, citing policy breaches and workplace disruption. The controversy has sparked debate over the company's ethics and employee rights.

A former VP from Citibank in Chicago is facing 2½ years in prison after being accused of defrauding elderly clients out of nearly $1.5 million...

The Port of Portland plans to cease container shipping services at Terminal 6 in October due to financial struggles and a lack of state support, affecting the local economy and logistics.

Nashville celebrates the upgrade of 6,183 streetlights to energy-saving LEDs that could save the city $20 million over ten years and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

The Icebox Cafe in Miami Beach has closed after 26 years, with the owner confirming the closure of this and another local spot while keeping their airport location open.

Lionfish seafood restaurant in Delray Beach closed abruptly three years after opening, surprising patrons and staff. Chef Emerson Frisbie's recent job search hinted at issues before the closure.

Two were shot from a car at a moped in Brightwood; police seek the public's aid to find the gray 2016 Toyota Camry involved. The victims, also facing charges, are in custody.

The EDDIE Awards by Synergies Work honored innovative entrepreneurs with disabilities in Atlanta, showcasing diverse businesses and supporting networking and mentorship opportunities within the disabled community.

The FBI conducted a court-authorized operation at Rocky Hill Pharmacy in West Knoxville, with little information released about the purpose due to the ongoing investigation.

Tennessee's March tax revenue totaled $1.67 billion, exceeding expectations by $17.6 million, though the state is $420 million behind year-to-date forecasts.

The article discusses Dallas's efforts to support local businesses, increase employment, assist students, promote autism awareness, ensure housing equity, and improve resident-city communication.